It’s Grand Theft Auto 6 month, but if you aren’t planning on picking up Rockstar Games’ latest open-world blockbuster right away, there’s a bounty of great games to dive into on PS Plus this month. The November 2026 catalog update adds Death Stranding 2 less than two years after its PlayStation 5 debut. But it’s not the only new PS Plus game to look forward to.
On November 10, PlayStation officially announced the next round of PS Plus Extra and Premium games that will be added to the subscription service’s game catalog. Take note that not all of these games will be available starting today. We’ve added the dates to the list below to help you plan your gaming schedule.
PlayStation Plus Extra And Premium
Death Stranding 2: On the Beach | PS5 – November 10
Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii | PS5, PS4 – November 24
Atomfall | PS5, PS4 – November 10
Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake | PS5 – November 10
Trepang2 | PS5 – November 24
MotoGP 26 | PS5 – November 24
Hell Let Loose | PS5 – November 11
Cricket 26 – The Official Game of the Ashes | PS5, PS4 – November 24
PlayStation Plus Premium Only
Soul Reaver 2 | PS5, PS4 – November 10
Freedom Wars Remastered | PS5, PS4 – November 10
Atomfall is British Fallout and Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii is an action-adventure Yakuza spin-off that’s as ridiculous as it sounds. Both games have earned high marks from critics and players, but neither is as good as Kojima Productions’ Death Stranding 2. If you haven’t played the first one, though, you should do that before embarking on the sequel.
My fellow JRPG fans are also in luck this month. If you’ve blasted through Final Fantasy Resonance and need a new retro turn-based RPG to grind through, Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake is excellent for exactly that purpose, and it acts as a prequel to the more recently released remasters of Dragon Quest I and II. Freedom Wars Remastered, meanwhile, is a somewhat dated but still pretty fun sci-fi action-RPG about fighting post-apocalyptic monsters to complete an absurdly long jail sentence. The remaster is a great trip down memory lane for fans of the PS Vita original.
Remember, to access, download, and play these PlayStation games, you’ll need to be an active PS Plus Extra- or Premium-tier subscriber. Essential-tier subscribers don’t get access to the game catalog. And if your subscription runs out in the future, you’ll no longer be able to play these games until you resubscribe.
